Welcome to Barcelona

This manual is your guide to navigating your apartment, exploring hidden gems, and having key contacts handy. With insider tips, we’ll help you live like a local and feel at home during your stay.

Learn more about your temporary home

House rules & cleaning

Check-in

Wifi & amenities

Community

Parking & mobility

Guest benefits

Apps to download

Check-out

Barcelona made easy:
Your go-to map

We’ve put together a map guide that gives you instant access to everything you need to know about your new home away from home.
Discover our top recommendations for restaurants, bars, cafés, local shops, landmarks, and even parking. With just one click, you’ll have the city at your fingertips, ready to explore and enjoy.

Let us help you make the most of your Barcelona experience!

Cultural insights about life in the city

Life in Barcelona is a perfect blend of energy and ease, where vibrant traditions meet modern innovation.

Explore the rich cultural heritage and mediterranean lifestyle, Barcelona offers an experience that’s as dynamic as it is welcoming.

Catalonia's Dual Identity

Barcelona is in Catalonia, where locals embrace their language (Catalan) and traditions. Catalan appears on street signs, menus, and conversations. While Spanish works, appreciating Catalonia’s distinct culture enriches your experience and connects you to the region’s unique identity.

Mediterranean Slow Living: Time to Savor Life

The Mediterranean way of life invites you to slow down. Meals are lingered over, coffee breaks cherished, and seaside strolls embraced. Sunny terraces offer a view of vibrant streets, blending the city’s energy with its relaxed atmosphere.

Sunday vermut: a sacred tradition

Sundays are for vermut with friends. This ritual unfolds on sunny terraces with olives, boquerones, and good company. It’s a celebration of simple pleasures, reminding everyone to slow down, relax, and embrace the city’s laid-back charm.

Life on foot: the walking culture of Barcelona

Barcelona, designed under the Pla Cerdà, invites life to unfold in its streets. Its compact layout and connected neighborhoods make walking effortless, whether grabbing bread at a forn, visiting the farmàcia, or running daily errands nearby.